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Electrofusion Welding Ticket Course in Perth

PMBWELD302E Join Polyethylene Plastic Pipelines using Electrofusion Welding

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$450*
Course duration
1 Day
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Overview

This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to join polyethylene (commonly referred to as PE) plastic pipelines using electrofusion, both in the field and under factory conditions.

  • One-day certification
  • Industry-standard welding equipment
  • Field and factory welding conditions covered
  • Combined butt and electrofusion course available
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Requirements for Training

Please ensure you meet these requirements before booking.

  • Must be 16 years or older.
  • Basic English reading skills.
  • Physical ability for practical exercises.
  • Upon entering training, proof of identity must be established. You must provide ONE primary document (passport or driver's licence).
  • Appropriate attire: Wear long pants and a long shirt, preferably high-visibility, along with steel-capped boots.

Available Sessions

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We can usually arrange a date for you. Call (08) 9418 8555 or email info@stes.com.au.

Certification

Students who are deemed competent will receive a Statement of Attainment recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework. This certification is nationally recognised and issued by Skills Training & Engineering Services (STES) (RTO: 50091).

Join Polyethylene Plastic Pipelines using Electrofusion Welding - PMBWELD302E

Objectives

What you will be assessed on across 4 unit elements.

01Identify compatibility of commercial electrofusion control systems

  • Identify electrofusion welding control unit type and operating data from job specifications.
  • Identify compatibility of polyethylene pipe material and dimension with electrofusion fittings requirements from job specifications.
  • Identify compatibility of control unit with electrofusion fitting control requirements from job specifications

02Maintain and adjust electrofusion control unit equipment

  • Set up electrofusion welding equipment and work area to suit job requirements.
  • Ensure safety equipment is available and operational for requirements.
  • Inspect equipment, and report on and rectify non-conforming equipment.
  • Check operation of equipment using equipment readings and specifications.

03Perform electrofusion welding operations

  • Prepare pipe and fitting according to specification.
  • Perform heating, welding and cooling phases using calculated electrofusion welding parameters.
  • Monitor and accurately record achieved electrofusion welding parameters for each joint according to workplace procedures.
  • Clean-up and maintain equipment following completion of welding according to equipment instructions.
  • Clean-up work area, and apply waste management strategies to dispose of scrap materials according to workplace procedures.

04Visually inspect completed electrofusion joints

  • Identify quality standards for visible characteristics of electrofusion joints from job specifications.
  • Visually assess joints against job requirements and report results, including non-conforming results.
  • Accurately maintain records and logbooks.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is an electrofusion welding ticket valid for?

Your PMBWELD302E Statement of Attainment does not have a legislated expiry date, however many employers, water authorities and mine sites require re-validation of poly welding competencies every 2–3 years. Always check your employer's specific requirements before commencing work.

Is PMBWELD302E nationally recognised?

Yes. PMBWELD302E Join Polyethylene Plastic Pipelines using Electrofusion Welding is a nationally recognised unit of competency, accepted across mining, civil construction, and water utility projects throughout Western Australia and the rest of Australia.

Should I do the electrofusion and butt welding courses together?

If your work involves both jointing methods, STES offers a combined two-day butt welding and electrofusion course at a discounted price compared to booking the two courses separately.

What do I need to bring on the day?

You should bring a valid photo ID (driver's licence or passport), appropriate clothing including long pants and closed-toe footwear, and any prescription glasses or medication you require. All welding equipment is provided by STES. Lunch and refreshments are not provided so we recommend bringing your own.